So, I just wanted to bring some facts into the picture, instead of simple misinformed trolling:
1) The price went down because there was a lot of trolling out of the gate and not a lot of buy support & it's not even listed yet on CoinMarketCap yet. If you look at the volume from day one, there's never been sufficient volume "for the dev to sell everything". A small number of early buyers sold and the trolling scared others. After that initial first-day drop, it's been more or less flat.
2) The "dev" was brought in as a contractor and paid a small amount of btc and eboost; he's not running the company The vast majority of the btc is now being used for operations and business development, including the deal that was just announced. If you cared to look, you'd see RLTracker.pro a pretty hot site, on the cusp of top 40k after just five months in business:
http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/rltracker.pro3) Everyone's been asking for marketing and now that we are starting to announce a few deals, the trolls don't acknowledge this as progress. Hopefully, impartial observers will, particularly as more deals get announced and the buyers start to move in who need to use these tokens. This is a start-up, guys; it's only been funded for a few weeks. Not every token goes 10x the first day it trades. That doesn't mean the team isn't diligently working on its long-term success.
We will keep updating this channel on a regular basis. Those who care to know what's really going on can simply skip the 80 percent of posts of trolls who simply hate Marshall and/or Jim from prior companies or online spats & keep an eye on the actual progress. I'm a believer, but I expect most of the appreciation will be a year or two down the road when there are a lot more deals and users of the token. In the normal world of startups, that's perfectly acceptable.
MT